
One minute you have a settled life, a job, house and activities in the local community – then you meet someone, you sell up, and decide to explore around the country house and pet sitting!
Well that might not be what everyone decides, but it did to us – Annabel and I met a few years ago, and after some thought, (not too much) we sold my house in Cornwall and haven’t looked back since.
Being digital nomads, we have both managed to continue our employment, while enjoying the privilage of our circumstances by seeing various parts of the United Kingdom.
So far, we have had enjoyed a steamy beer festival in Yorkshire, Christmas in Sussex, New Year in Scotland and a breezy Easter time in Wales.
Along the way we have met some wonderful people, great pets and I hope those who follow these pages will enjoy following our journey.
Please feel free to get in contact with us, and we’ll be glad to share our experiences – of being no home, digital nomads!

A simple day, catching up with one of Annabel’s other friends who lives in Shaftesbury, and also a friend from Sherbourne, who we hadn’t seen for way too long – we head into town to grab some bits for lunch, and a quick explore. Shaftesbury is a lovely tidy town, though sadly the familiar scene…

Pinky has been a fun cat – engaging, temperamental, demanding, (let me out at 3 in the morning or else), and we will miss her! Our sit with her comes to an end, and we are left with nowhere to stay – our next sit is not available until Monday – however, Annabel has friends!…

A few jobs have come up in Cornwall, so I drive back on Bank Holiday Monday to stay in Lake Lane Liskeard. The next few days are about work 🙁 so the update will be…..I DO WORK!! For those who doubt me. I return early on Thursdat 4th April, after getting all of my work…

Easter Sunday, and we decide to just chill – I have to drive home tomorrow for a few days, and so the time is taken up with a little preperation and then a trip to a local pub for an evening Sunday roast.

Cirencester on Good Friday – arrived about 6pm, and had a lovely chat with our house hosts – meeting their two dogs, (who are travelling) and the cat – who is our new charge. A lovely ginger cat – who we are told enjoys a conversation – and this turns out to be true. She…

Cirencester in the morning, and we explore the lovely town centre, with its Abbey, quaint streets, and plentiful shops. Annabel wonders to the market, and I explore the outside of the abbey. It is not difficult to find the history of Cirencester, and even a quick venture inside a photography shop reveals a Roman passageway…

Good Friday arrives, and sadly we have to leave Holyhead, a sit that has become one of our favourite, not least because of our charge Oslo – he has made everything so easy, even though his running over rocks meant an unexpected trip to the vets – just to be on the safe side. Oh…

Saturday – and Annabel has the castle bug – early breakfast to beat the traffic on the Menai bridge, and we get to Caernarfon about 10:30am. Caernarfon Castle is a fanstic example of castle building, and a lot of it remains intact – it is easy to imagine living in the building during its use…

Tuesday, and the weather has turned sunny 🙂 so we decide to take the recommendation of walking from the house, along the coast path, to, The White Eagle – a local pub, which apparently serves good food and local ales. With blue sky, blue sea, a clear view of Snowdonia in the distant – and…

A bit of exploring today, as we ventured to the Menai straight – to look at Telford’s and Stephenson’s bridges. There are so many pages on the web about these bridges, that I will just share a few photos – the history, and sad fire that destroyed Sephenson’s bridge can easily online.